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P0RTLAND'S GALA DAY.
Arrangements for the Excursion to Por
land ON December 10Th


SAN FRANCISCO, November 29th.-TSpe-
clal. AT meeting of the Committee of
Arrangements for celebrating the compile
ton of the California and Oregon Railroad,
Mavor Pond presiding, it was decided that
the Commercial Boards of San Francisco,
the Boards of Trade of California, and four
delegates at-large, to be appointed by Gov
ernor Waterman, making in all seventy
two, should leave San Francisco on the
afternoon of December 10th and proceed to
Portland TO take part in the celebration of
the opening OF the road
A committee in charge of Mayor Pond.
consisting of W. P. Merry, President of the
Chamber of Commerce; George H. Sander
son, President of the San Francisco Board
of Trade; A. T. Hatch, President of the
State Board of Trade; Frank Dalton, Presi-
dent of the Produce Exchange and W. T.
Garratt, of the Manufacturers Association,
with the Second Regiment Band will ac.
company the delegation, who will be the
guests OF the city of Portland, in accord
ance with the invitation received from
Mayor Gage, of that city.
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The Governor Takes a Hand.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 29th.-[Spe-
cial- THE Governor has directed Attorney
General johnson to take charge at Sonoma
OF the Morrow embracerY case, with the
privilege OF employing special counsel to
assist him.
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Working Beneath Your Rins.

The liver daily turns out yellow liquid
utilized in several ways in the system, but
when diverted from its proper use, blood
poison of pernicious activity. For yellow
ness of the skin, nausea, furred tongue, and
other indicia of biliousness, use Hostetter
Stomach Bitters and insure speedy relief.
Use it, also, for constipation, kidney and
bladder ailments, rheumatism and dyspep-
Sia
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AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

DUBLIN, November 10Th. - The great
Unionist meeting, for the purpose of ad-
dressing which Lord Harrington and Cos
chen visited this city, was held at Leinster
Hall this evening. So many persons were
desirous of attending that an overflow
meeting was held in another hall Thou
SANDS were turned away finding it impos-
sible TO gain admission The audience
gave prolonged cheers for the Queen. Hart
ington and GoscheR were accorded an en-
thusiastic greeting, the whole assembly
rising repeatedly and cheering.
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UTAH.

Suicide of Well-Known Lady While
Temporarily Insane.
lCopyi9h, 1887, by tie California associated Press
SALT LAKE, November 29th.-Millie T.
Clasbey, wife of James T. Clasbey, who is
well-known as an old timer in San Fran
cisco and on the coast, sucided this morn
ing by taking powdered strychnine, while
in state of mental responsibility.
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A GREAT GIFT.

Baron Hirsch Donates SO, 900 900 for the
Benefit of Jews.
LONDON, November 29th.--Baron Hirsch's
offer of two million pounds for the benefit
OF the Jews in Europe was made in letter
to the Car, his object being the founding
OF primary schools in Russia The Car
has accepted his offer and the money has
been deposited in the Bank of England.
baron Rothschilds and Baron Henry de
Worms have been appointed Trustees.
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All the Same Stock Board.

CHICAGO, November 29th.-The Milwau-
kee and st. Paul Railroad announces that
on December LIST, through trains of that
company on all lines will be equipped as
rapidly as possible with the steam heating
apparatus with which they have been ex7
perimenting. The st. Paul road claims
the credit of first bringing the matter of
steam heating into general notice, and now
have the added honor of being the first
western road to carry its experiments to
successful issue.
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tember. The prayer is for the seat in the
Office, and that Routier be fined $1,000.
ARIZONA,

Sale OF Group of Rich Mines for a
Handsome Figure.
Copyight, 1887, by he California Associated Press
Prescott, November 29th.-The largest
mining sale ever made in this section was
consummated to-day, it being the sale of
the Congress or Dougherty group of mines,
in Martinez district, to Diamond Jo Rev
nolds. The price paid has not been learned.
1t is away in the thousands. A large force
of men will be employed in working the
mine until spring. when 40-stamp mill
will be erected. 1t is good property, and
the owners, previous to the sale, realized
$3.50 and $275 per ton selling the ore to
sampllng works here, after hauling by
wagon forty miles distant.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

1l1e 1olS, 1920 FIFTH STREET, SACRA,
lUlU, mento, NEUB0URG 4 LAGES, Pro
prietors, Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals. Would call special attention to our
k1n-drled Cornmeal, Oatmeal, etc. Also deal
ers in Hops, Corks Produce, Grain. Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies
s@Exchange sold on all principal cities in
Europe. In
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THE CALIFORNIA ROUTE.
Blaine Mapping Out His Road to the
Next Presidency.


WASHINGTON, November 29th.-James G..
Blaine is expected to reach San Francisco.
Cal, en- his return to the United States on
the Goth of June next. He will return via
Japan. Five days after his arrival in San
Francisco the National Republican Con-
vention will be held. Mr.. Blaine will re-
main in California until the nomination
has been made.
One of Mr.. Blaine's party managers. who
is authority for the statement, saws the
Maine statesman will be renominated,
practically without opposition. His pres
ence in California will, it is believed, create
so great furor as to insure him the Re-
publican vote of the Pacific slope
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OREGON.
Salem Preparing to Join in the Railroad
Celebration.

saIem Preparing TO Join in The railroad
Celebration.
lCoprigt, 1857, by the California Associated Press
SALEM, November 29th-A largely-at
tended meeting was held tonight to take
preliminary steps toward celebrating the
completion of the Oregon and California
Railroad. A committee, with Mayor RAM
seey as Chairman, was appointed to take
charge of the matter. It is proposed to
give public reception to the California
guests at the State House, only short dis
tance from the Oregon and California depot,
by Governor Pennoyer ands other State
officials. The extent of the reception will
be governed by the time which the visitors
will allot to Stop at the Oregon Capital
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REMOVAL.

T W. GILES, HAVING REMOVED FROM
- 729 to Z J street, and fitted up his shop in
iirst-clsss style, with new chairs OF the latest
improved pattern, is now prepared TO aceommo-
date those desiring clean shave. Eair-cuttipg
and shsmpoo;ng speciaity.
u26-1Dlu J. W ETI Fs
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THERE is no doubt about the honest
worth of Ayers Sarsaparilla as blood pu-
rifier. Thousands who have benefited by
its use will attest its virtues. This remedy
cures liver and kidney complaint, and
eradicates every trace of disease from the
system.
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Wasting His Time.
The Emnernr,s Thanks.
The Church,:

simmons liver Regulator is certainly a spe-
clnc 1or that class Of complaints which it claims
10 cure ii any OF our fellow beings are safer
ing from hepatie disorders, and have doubts in
regard to the efficacy Of this popular prepara-
Lioh' we can oniy offer them the simple and can
dld argument OF fhilip 10 Nathaniel Come
aud see Try the proposed remedy, and then
y,ooinl, can Judge for yourselYes"-Rev David
Wits Pastor OF Presbyterian church, Washing
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PORK PACKING.
oDELL s. HERzOG

A RE PACKING PORK NOW, AND HAVE
N constantly on han a large supply of Spare
ribs, Tenderloin, Pigs Feet, Pigs Heads, Hams
Bacon, Lard, Shoulders, Smoked Beef Cooked
Meats, and full supply of Choice Sausages o.
all kinds. ST lo20 and l022 X STREET. o5-lmiI
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THE GREEN ISLE.
Grand Demonstration by the Anti-H ON
Rulers of JreIand

Rulers of Ireland.
DUBLIN, November 29th.-People are ar
irving in Dublin from all parts of Ireland
to attend the meeting of the Dnionists, at
which Harrington and Goschen will be
present. The meeting will be the first of a
serles OF protests on the part of the people
OF the North of Ireland against separation.
Lord Harrington has arrived here. He
was both Missed and cheered as he left the
N-0
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PARIS, November 29th.-President Grew.
IN his message to Parliament, will give as
his reason for resigning the refusal of all
the leading statesmen to form Cabinet
tie makes no complaint against the Cham
per nor Senate, nor against his Ministers,
but laments what he terms his unexpected
desertion by those upon whose friendship
he thought he could rely.
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EBNER BROS.

IMPORTERS AND wHoLEsALEDEALsRS III
i WINES AND LIQUOkS,
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PONNERY AND GREEO CHAMPAGNE,
iplIn
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shnrps Gets a Sew TriaI.

ALBANY, November 29th.-The Court of
Appeals rendered decision in the Jacob
Sharp case this morning, reversing the de-
cision Of the lower Court, and ordering
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THE FISH COMMISSION.
Redding Sues to Gust Routier and r,
Fine Him $4,000

SAN Francisco, November 29th.-TSpe-
elal'I-Action has been commenced in the
Superior Court at the instance of Josenb n n
Reddlng, contesting the right of Josenb
Routier to hold the Office of Fish Com,nie.
sloner, the contestant claiming under an
rolntment Of Governor Waterman last Sen.
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.
Ihreats of Trouble if Ferry Succeeds
President Grew

PARIS, November 29th.-The Radical
Journals energetically oppose Ferry as
candidate for the Presidency and accuse
him OF bribery and corruption in the
administration of affairs in Tunis and
Tonquin.
De Roulede, the leader of Che. Patriotic
League, threatens to march to the Palace
OF Elysee at the head of sc 600 men if
Ferry is elected President and prevent him
from entering.
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In every department our customers will find piles Of
good SerVGeable goods for winter wear Great care has
been taken to select the very best lines for The least money
in Ladies Wool and Merino UNDERWEAR. Our stock has
been purchased for warmth durability and good value instead
OF fine garments Of light texture and little warmth or wear
Ladies Merino Vest and CENTS ST.
Ladies Fine CamelHair Vest Pants, 40
Ladies Scarlet Knit cents ST. 40 ST. rs
Ladies White Wool Knit Pants and
Ladies Australian full
Ladies' Crochetsd long Sleeves hand-made
Chldrens White .25 cents
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MYSTERIOUS CRIME.
A Man Found Murdered in San DIEGO
County.

County.
'o0pyr'g3' 1851 0y The California Assecated Press
SAN DIEGO, November 29th.-August
Nicholson was found dead this mornins at
O'Clock, in the yard back of MESSENGER
store in Tajuana. Two pistol wounds one
IN the heart and one in the stomach. were
the cause OF his death. His clothing was
on flre when he was discovered. Re was
the complaining witness in an assault to
Palmer, the defendant in the same case !.
suspected of the murder but has not been
arrested ~NAi
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GOOD BY, CHABLES.
Sullivan Matched to Fight Charley Nit
Chel Without GInues

LONDON, November 29th.-Sulliyan and
Mitchell were matched tonight to fight to
finish with bare knuckles for $500 a side
The date Of the fight is not yet arranged.
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PARIS, November 29th.-Pasteur. the dis
tlnguished physician, proposes TO free New
South Wales and New Zealand of the rab
bit plague. He proposes to inoculate them
with the microbes of chicken cholera.
which, ne says, will procreate even quicker
than rabbits procreate, and exterminate all
the rabbits from the Australian colonies.
Wasting His Time.
DUBLIN, November 29th.-A writ has
been sworn out at Vaudeville against the
Governor OF Tullamore prison for assault.
The charges are based upon the treatment
he received at the time his clothes were
stripped off by the prison authorities.
The Emperor's Thanks.
BERLIN, November 29th.-In the Reich
stag to-day, the President announced that
he had been instructed by the Emperor to
express his thanks to the Reichstag for the
message of sympathy they sent to the
Crown Prince.
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Los Angeles Notes.

Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press.
Los ANGELES, November 29th.-The horse
and buggy belonging to Frank Nelson,
stolen at San Pedro on Friday last, was To-
Gated at Bellona yesterday by Sheriff
Mitchell.
William Williams, the wife murderer.
sentenced to San Quentin for life, leaves
this evening in charge of Sheriff Cooney for
Folsom.
There will be 50-mile race at the Agri-
cultural Park On the 45th of December.
Charles NJ. Anderson and Carl Pugh are
the contestants,
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The Medical Profession:

o. 20 other remedy within my knowledge can
MI its place. have been prscticing medicine
1or twenty years, and have meyer been able to
put up vegetable compound that would,
ike Simmo ans iyer Regulator, promptly and
effectively move the liver TO n ton, and at The
same tire aid, instead of weakening, the diges-
tive nawers OF the system."--L. M. Hinton, d..
D., Washington, Ark.
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The Judiciary /:

have used Simmons Liver Regulator for
constipation caused by arrangement of the
directions, with decided beneiit.v-Hirarn War
neT, late Chiei Justice OF Georgia
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PACIFIC COAST.
SUIT TO GUST ROUTIER AND TO
FINE HIM $1,000.
Attempt to Kill an Editor-The Gov.
ernor and the Morrow Case
The Portland Celebration.
AT THE BAY.

lssEcIAL DISPATCHES TO TEz RECORD -Uh,osl
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Our Little Worries and Ills.

II is the little things Of life. the worries
of to-day and tomorrow, that make the
crOw's-feet around our eyes. So the little
pains OF an hour or a minnie break down
the constitution. Look after the little ills
BTaudreth's Pills cure dyspepsia, or indi-
ses;ion, headache, pain in the shoulders,
coughs, tightness of the chest, dizziness,
sour stomach and taste in the mouth, bil-
ious attacks, paipiiation of the heart in
liammation Of the lungs Pain in the re
gion OF the kidneys and hundred other
paintCl symptoms are the offspring of dys-
pepsia, One OK two pills every night is
sufficlent,
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THE BEST WAY.

A hurt to any part of the body by coa
usion, caused by coming in contact vio
emily with some other body, the confused
blood in the part injured showing dark
mark to the extent of the hurt, is a brIise
As to the effect of such injuries, great or small
natural action is disturbed, the veins ART
:logged, circulation impeded, congestion set.
in and pains ensue. Nature is impatient o.
any impediment to its regular order it trie:
10 force the circulation through its prope-
channels thus clogged and pain intensities. II
may in minor hurts after long and painful cf
forts restore the functions and by slow degree.
heal itself, but pain is its signal of distress
md the greater the pain the louder it CALI
or help and so long as pain lasts, it need.
hat help. What is that help2 Something
hat will penetrate deeply, stimulate ant
,oothe, and by vigorous applications sub
iue the congestion. With natures aid
clears away the distractions, heals the in
ured tissue and restores. How quickly thi'
:an be done is seen in the rapid disappear
Ince of the black marks and this is thf
specific action, the healing process of st
Jacobs Oil 1t is the thing needed ant
ust what nature calls for in the eur
If bruises, as thousands testify who havi
ried it. But the conditions in cuts ant
wounds are a little different, although rh'
principles of healing are the same. The It's
iues are separated, lacerated and torn apart
besides being bruised, and natures effort
Intensified in trying to bring the part
together to begin the process of healing
Hardly any one would pour into gapin
wound a remedy for relief, but 50 soon as na
llre brings together the parts and they dd
mere, which is almost instantly, st. Jacob
Oil, used in accordance with directions fo
nse which accompany every bottle will mag
ically knit together these parts and confirm
.he action of nature by perfect cure.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
GREAT UNtONIST MEETIyn N
IRELAND.
Ihe French EntaugIement-Pa
and the Rabbits OF the Anti
podes-A $4,000 Gift.
lsPECIAL DlsPATCHEs TO THE EEcoRnuN1nN
FERRY, OR WHOe

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION /
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California Land Case,

Copyright 1887, by tie California Associa,ed Press.
WASHINGTON, November 29th.-TSpecial !
The Secretary of the Interior has affirmed
the decision of the Commissioner of the
Land Office in the case of John Evans VS..
VIM. Cockley, involving homestead and
pre- emption claims in the Stockton Land
District
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California Excursion Rates.

ICOpyrtg, 1887, by he California Associated Press
New YORK, November 29th.-[Special. I
The General Passenger Agents of the trunk
lines met to-day. The question of special
California excursion rates was decided fa-
vorably, and the new rates will go into
effect on Thursday,
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ECopyight, 1887, by the California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, November 29th.-Mrs. Alfred
Medice, the wife of a saloon-keeper, was
found dead this morning kneeling with her
head upon the floor. 1t is believed death
came to her while she was praying. Her
two young children were endeavoring to
make their mother listen to them. She
leaves four children. Death is the result of
apoplexy, superinduced by hard work.
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The Governor is prosecu.
ting a vigorous investigation
into State affairs generally
and certain officials in par
ticular.
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A New Trade from San Diego.

IcoppigAt 1887, by The California associated Press
New YORK, November 29th-The Com
mercidt Bulletin says: The arrival of the
bark James A. Borland at San Diego, Cal,
on the 25th instant, from New York, marks
the commencement of a new trade She is
the first vessel of Jonas Smith & Co.'S
Pioneer line, which proposes to dispatch
ship every month. 1t has now two ships
and steamer under charter for San Diego.
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Gentlemen Were There Also.

WASHINGTON, November 29th.-Two en-
tertainments were given this evening in
honor of the English and Canadian men,
bers of the Fisheries Commission. Early
in the evening Hon. f. W. Harton, Exam
iner of Claims in the State Department,
gave a reception to them at his residence.
The Senate and House were represented bv
some of their prominent members, and
there were also present number of repre-
sentatiyes of the diplomatic corps, several
Justices of the Supreme Court, several Cab
met Ministers and many gentlemen.
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new trial The decision says: objection
was made to certain items of testimony in
the trlal, which were material, and without
which 1t is claimed conviction might not
have been obtained When the news of
the granting of new trial was announced
10 sharp he manifested no emotion what
ever, ana received the news with that stolid
indifference to all things which has char
acterized him since his incarceration.
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Copyright. 1857, by The California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, November 29th.-TSpecial. I
Representatives Biggs and THOMPSON
called upon the President to-day. The
former went to pay his formal visit of re-
spect and was greatly pleased with the
manner of his reception. Mr. Thompson
went to the White House to introduce
Condor Smith, of San Francisco, to the
President
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NEWARK IN. j., November 29ih.-Tbe
congregation of the Belleville Congreca-
tional Church held meeting tonight to
decide what course to take in regard to the
recent anarchistic sermon of the pastor,
rev. Hugh y. Pentrose. A proposition to
depose him from the pulpit was negatived.
The sermon to which exceptions were
taken was delivered on the Sunday after
the hanging of the Anarchists.
Musical Genius,
NEW York, November 29th.-Joseph
Hoffman, the ten-year- old pianist and com
poser, made his American debut at the
Metropolitan Opera House tonight. He
astonished his auditors by his display of
musical knowledge and technical ability.
A Heavy Failure.
New YORK, November 29th.-The we'll
known firm of Brown, Wood & Kingman,
dry goods commission merchants of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago,
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SAN Francisco, November 10Th -TSpe-
cial. THE indications for the "a hours
commencing at A. NJ, November Both, are:
For California, fair weather, preceded by
local rains in the northern portion light,
variable winds in Southern California !;
light to fresh southwesterly winds in
Northern California and a nearly station
ary temDerature
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Matrimonial Agency.

JANSEN 4 co. 9, Station Road Plaisted, Lon
don, England, Established to supply Settlers in
the States with the addresses Of respectable young
women who are willing to communicate with bona
fde Trudesmen, Farmers, and others desirou 3 of
meeting with useful wives. They will be sup
piled from the Agricultural Districts of England
particular requiremr lts and preferences, enclos-
ing Postal Order for so cents, to meet preliminary
expenses, au}dNW
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A Gard.

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cav loss of manhood &C. will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary in
south America Send self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. IsMAS, Station d, New York
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